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Hey Hey Washington — 1967 Angry Folk-Rock Anti-War Anthem

“Hey Hey Washington” is a scorching 1967 folk-rock protest anthem built from snarling 12-string jangle, marching-boots percussion, and a raw, furious vocal tearing straight through the Vietnam-era tension. It captures the anger rising in the streets: draft cards burning in the rain, mothers clutching telegrams, and a whole generation demanding answers from the men in power. Electric guitars bite like sirens, the bass drives like a heartbeat under fire, and the tambourine snaps with military precision. Lyrically it swings between outrage and mourning — a voice fighting to be heard over the noise of a country losing its sons. Cut in the style of mid-1966 to early-1967 protest rock, the track channels the urgency of campus marches, courthouse rallies, and the feeling of 50,000 people shouting back at Washington. Unresolved, unpolished, and unforgettable — a song that leaves the question hanging in the air. 🎼 Genre: 1960s Protest Folk-Rock / Anti-War 🎸 Instruments: Electric 12-string jangle, driving bass, marching-snare, urgent tambourine, raw male vocal ⚡ Vibe: Angry, loud, fearless, righteous, confrontational 📅 Era: 1966–1967 electric protest sound Part of the RetroForge collection “Voices Against the War — 1960s American Protest Songs.”